new tonight at 11:00, here is the first image of the device used in the boston bombings. it is a mangled pressure cooker that the fbi says was

filled with explosives and nails and hidden in this backpack. tonight investigators continue to search for the person responsible. >> all three of those who died in the attack have now been identified. 29-year-old crystal campbell of medford, massachusetts and eight-year-old martin richard of boston. the third victim was a boston university student from china. his family has asked his name not be released. >> all were remembered during a vigil on boston common. earlier in the evening, thousands gathered for a vigil honoring martin richard. tonight 70 suks of the injure >> tonight 76 of the injured are in hospital and some with serious injuries. >> among the injured is 11-year-old aaron hern of ma -- of martinez. the community came together in force to support him and his family. abc news reporter john alston is live at a restaurant where thousands of dollars were raised. john? >> carolyn, the hern family

was supposed to return to martinez today after their trip to boston. because of what happened people i'm went to the cafe to make what happened a little easier. they ate pasta and salad at $5 a plate, but donated much more. it was put together by rocks on main whose grandchildren go to school with the injured child. >> it was senseless to go on facebook every day about the clam chowder when this hit so close to home. >> reporter: aaron hern was waiting for his mother to cross the finish line when shrapnal tore into his thigh. friends and strangers of martinez wanted to help with expenses so they could stay with aaron. they raised $4500. >> they are in awe of how much

the community has shown them the love and total come passion and support. >> our neighbors, our great neighbors as seen by everything that has taken place and everybody has been overwhelming. >> they are trying to raise money where aaron is a 6th grader. >> it is a little unsettling because it is not every day you hear about somebody you kind of though or have seen around school and they are in the hospital and in surgery. >> aaron remains sedated in intensive care. he is scheduled to have surgery again tomorrow. his family will probably be in boston for at least another week. live in martinez, john alston, abc7 news. >> thank you. ama dates is in boston tonight covering the bombing firsthand for us there. today she spoke with aaron's father about the attack and how his young son is doing. >> aaron hern is is an athletic and energetic 11-year-old. tonight he is sedated in

children's hospital boston. he was with his dad, alan and little sister abbie waiting for mom katherine to cross the finish line when the first and then second blast went off. it was instant chaos. >> i saw my daughter and grabbed her and we ran a little up the street. >> he soon realized that aaron wasn't with them. >> i found him on the sidewalk on his back with some other people who were injured. he was conscious and he talked to me and said my leg really hurts, daddy. he was being pretty brave. >> someone used a belt to make a turnikut for aaron's leg. once at the hospital the family heard from the doctors. >> he is doing well considering. it was a major wound, but it was going to be all right. he had no injuries to anything vital. the bone wasn't broken and no arteries were cut. >> as aaron recovers in the hospital, law enforcement keep close watch over boston. military police in boston common, s.w.a.t and heavily

armed officers everywhere. through the security people still managed to pay their respects to those killed and injured by the eke plosion. explosion. aaron jasper drove from new york to add a flower to this memorial. >> shocking being from new york and we know how it is. i know how people feel. i wanted to come out and give support and toanyway i can and o help out anyway i can. >> a lot of runners came back to the scene to see what was going on and others were quick to get out of the city. as for the hern family, they don't though when they will be able to go back to california. aaron has a surgery tomorrow to assess his wound examine will figure out what kind of care he will need from there. ama dates, abc7 news. >> people are showing their support for aaron by sharing this get well soon badge on their facebook pages. you can share the badge by going to facebook.com/abc7 news. ama spent time at the bomb site today. she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live

updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are testing the mail in land over, maryland to see if any other mail is contaminated. it was addressed to the mississippi senator's washington office and postmarked in memphis. they are focusing on a person who has written to lawmakers in the past. and developing news in san jose. a fire at a home packed with ammunition. it started in a garage off ostrich court and then spread to a pair of adjoining houses. a resident told firefighter there's were 2,000 rounds of ammunition inside. the fire captain, however, said the ammo doesn't pose a danger to them because it pops and does not fire the bullets. a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the

street over there and as the firemen went in we migrated to over here. >> firefighters have controlled the fire. no one was hurt. a break in the case of a paramedic murdered in oakland. police arrested five teenagers, all between the ages of 14 and 16. their arrests come on the same day as funeral services for quinn blair and two weeks after he was shot at a stop sign in the oakland hills. alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man p was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer

dead. they say it is part of a disturbing wave of violent crime from teenagers. >> parents, adults, school district members, politicians need to step up to the plate and take responsibility for changing the dynamics of the city. >> after being shot he crashed into a ravine off keller avenue on of a 2nd. the santa clara county paramedic died two days later. police say he just had teaken his father home -- taken his father home from the doctor. the arrests were announced on the same day a memorial service was held for boyer in oakland. he and his wife would have celebrated their second anniversary next week. >> is there anything to do to help -- >> at a meeting they learned their pso or problem solving

officer along with others helped spot the suspect vehicle which lead to the arrest. >> we have a walking citizen patrol, and now we are getting ready to have our driving citizen patrol. there is a role for everybody in the neighborhood. >> boyer grew up around the sequoia hills neighborhood and they are the solution because they are pro active and they communicate on a regular basis. reporting live in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. jay alan, thank you. it is going -- >> alan. thank you. it is going to get cold. sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> and we will look at live doppler 7hd. we will see why frost advisories are going up and inry in affect right now. it is for the north bay valley from 3:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. it is going up later on tonight. the temperatures are expected to fall there in a freeze warning. it has been issued for the

interior mendocino county and starts now and runs until 9:00 a.m. monday morning. from the high definition sutro camera you can see how clear it is looking over san francisco. 49 degrees in napa and los gatos. the temperatures will be falling quite a bit. i will be showing you how low the temperatures will go and a look at a warming trend coming in a few minutes. carolyn, dan? >> a huge reward for a serious case of vandalism. the attacks against two key facilities that knocked out power and phone service. >> and the new explore for yum transformed. what to expect for tomorrow's big reopening. >> and the heros of the boston bombings, the people who ran toward the blast to help the wounded. >> that's all coming up and "nightline."ne." >> thanks. later on "nightline" a massive search for the culprit looy b a dead looy bombing. they piece together the clues and go in the anatomy o and the nati terror. and the nation warns> bre

breaking news tonight. san francisco authorities are on the lookout for at least one escapee from a juvenile facility near twin peeks. there was a break out around 10:00 at the youth guidance center and police are searching the area right now. new at 11:00, at&t announced a reward to find those who tampered with phone lines in the south bay. several fiber optic cables were cut in a manhole in san jose this morning. it happened a short time after someone fired shots damaging a pg&e substation on monterey highway. sky 7hd as crews were cleaning up afterward. the investigators believe the two incidents are connected. well because of the boston bombings, san jose police are stepping up security. they announced today more iewn

formed officers will patrol sharks games and bomb-sniffing dogs will sweep hp pavilion before fans arrive. and you may see them more at mineta international airport as well ?ie. more stories of heroism are emerging. amid the panic and fear many ran from the bomb blasts, but others ran toward the carnage. strangers risked their own safety to help others including former new england patriot who carried injured woman from the scene. >> i was just looking to help in any which way i can. >> i speaking to him, trying to give comfort, trying to stop the bleeding on his legs. >> because of the rapid hospital response lives were able to be saved. >> the district attorney says moments like these, terrible as they rdon't show our weakness. they show our strength. >> boy, do they ever. new at 11:00, a song of solidarity at ballparks across the nation for victims of the

>> to night at the game "sweet caroline" was played during the 7th inning traditionally played during red sox games. you can >> you can offer your condolences or encourage meant to the victims of the boston bombing. there are three plays in the bay area to write a message, the chapel of the chimes in oakland and sky lawn memorial park in san mateo. theth the families and the victims. for the time being let's move on. the new explore for yum opens on san francisco's waterfront and abc7 is the science museum's official tv partner, and we got a behind the scenes look at the spectacular free light show planned for the next two nights. >> the exploratorium is moving and for the next few weeks the facad will be transformed by a huge high-tech light show. this rendering shows one part of the wild visual adventure

being created by a company called obscure digital. they also shot this video of the experiment used to build the show. they made 10 rep replicas of the facad. one so small it was on a microscope slide. and then they used all kinds of natural phenomena to create affects projected on to the explore for yum. >> we are actually taking into account the geometry of the building to wrap the light around the building. >> the new explore for yum is directly across from the embarc building. and so master the master contror the light show is actually mounted on our roof. the show uses 11 super high powered projectors. they are coordinated to create a continuous image. the company says it will look woven into the skin of the building. >> how cool is that? >> fascinating. >> that's neat what they have done. the light show will go on from 8:30 to 11:00 tomorrow and thursday night and it is free. >> we have a link and information about that and

other explore for yum opening events at abc7news.com. the grand opening tomorrow morning, you will be there for that. >> i am emceeing that. it is such a neat place. >> it was finally open after all of the planning. let's get another check on the forecast right now. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. live doppler 7hd is in action tonight, sandhya. >> yes, indeed. and the light show the next couple nights will be clear. you can get a great view and a t beautiful view of the exploratorum. right now there #r* clear conditions, and it is going to be a cold night. as you look from our high definition emeryville camera, you can see across the bay. visibility is terrific and the temperatures right now 56 degrees in san francisco. san jose is at 50 degrees. half moon bay has dropped, and it is now 48 degrees. here is a look at what is coming. cold inland and patchy morning frost. the trend will continue for the next couple days. and a dry pattern will be with us right on through the weekend. if you have any outdoor plans

looking fine for those outdoor plans. here is a look at the week ahead. san jose and the temperature is 73 degrees. expected to get up to 77 on thursday and 80 on fry da. you can see a general warming trend as we head to the next couple days. it is not just san jose, we are expecting warmer weather with this area of high pressure taking control of our weather. we are going to see a string of sun intoe and warmer days ahead for the entire bay area. high pressure will get closer to the bay area. certainly lighter winds tonight. we have a dry air mass in place. with clear skies, the temperatures are going to tumble. by morning freezing cold in napa and 32 degrees and 34 degrees in santa rosa and 36 in cloverdale. vallejo is down to 38 along with morgan hill. 37 in santa cruz and livermore 36 degrees. right around the coast and bay you will start out cool. low to mid40s. make sure your kids have a sweater or jacket when you take them to school and make sure you are bundled up as you head out the door first thing in the morning. highs tomorrow afternoon are

in our mild in ourtable along inland communities. sunshine in the north bay. 74 degrees in napa and santa rosa. a nice recovery after starting out very cold. and frosty in some parts. 72 in oakland and concord and out toward livermore. 70 fremont and san jose. 72 degrees and 69 in san mateo. 67 in san francisco. as you look at the seven-day forecast, it will feature the warmer weather. thursday and friday we will get you into the low 80s inland. upper 50 tots low 60s coast -- 50s to the low 60s coast. not a lot of warming expected near the coastline. saturday and sunday the inland areas will continue to see the temperatures going ug the coast, along the coast, the upper 50s to low 60s with a return of the low clouds first thing in the morning. monday is the warmest. low 60s coast. and then you will see a slight dip in those temperatures on tuesday. carolyn and dan? >> very good, sandhya. thanks very much. sports with larry beil is

good evening. giants' pitcher barry zito had not given up a single run in the first two games of the season and the brewers changed that in a hurry in milwaukee. zito didn't make it out of the third inning for the giants. bernie the brewer flexing his muscles. that's what we do in the sports department. zito's score less inning streak ends and gomez off the foul pole in left and 1-0 milwaukee in the second. the panda, pablo sandoval four r.b.i night and near the gap in right center. that will go to the wall. angel paw began and scoero

sign. bad luck for barry and ground rule double scores a pair. here is the crusher, bases loaded for believ i believe he is the first man in major league history to hit a grand slam. zito pulled after two ando-thire two-thirds and nine runs allowed, but the come back begins. brandon crawford and that is gone. solo stroke in the fourth to make it 9-4 and 9-7 in the eighth when he takes it deep to right. and that is out. the brewers hold off what was a giant come back in the making and win it 10-8. oh this is one big a's fan. you like my costumes, don't you? a's and astros and cocoa crisp deep to right and that is cool and crisp. he trots home and a stand up triple and tied at two. base hit to right. in comes cocoa. a's take a three-2 lead.

in the eighth former athletic carlos pena and it is high and deep and aloha means goodbye. tied at three. josh reddic at first. and he can't get there and it is fair. reddic scores and that turns out to be the game winning run. donaldson with a triple. the a's are playing great baseball right now. win it 4-3 and oakland is now 11-4 on the season. the sharks and the kings could very well meet in the first round of the nhl playoffs. to nate they met in the shark tank with fourth place in the west on the line. picking it up score less in the second and brett burns and excuse me, i will take that and thank you. the steel and the shot and the score. eighth of the year for burnsy. 1-0 sharks. burns would add an assist and less than a minute later. bang, bang play. san jose in control. 2-0. looks like he makes the stop. brown keeps hacking away and

hacking away. you have to put him down. and that ties it up. to a shootout and the unexpecteds torres, the enforcer, the tough guy with a soft backhand who slides it home. denies mike richards to secure two points for the sharks. 3-2 is your final score. the sharks move to a tie with l.a. for fourth place in the west. abc7 sports is brought to you by river rock casino. jay tough night for barry -- >> tough night for barry zito. >> and a short one. >> we will be right back with an update on the boston

make sure you have a jacket or sweater first thing

in the morning. it will be cold in the valley where frost advisories will be up 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. cool skies and light wind. temperatures to freezing in some locations. low 30s to mid40s. 8:00 a.m., upper 40s. mike niko will be here tracking the low temperatures. carolyn, dan? >> sandhya, thank you very much. here is the very latest on the boston bombings. investigators have recovered parts of a backpack and homemade device used in yesterday's attack. it is a pressure cooker destroyed in the blast, but it was packed with nails and explosives before it went off. >> two vigils in the boston area honored the three people killed in the attack. it includes an eight-year-old from boston and a college student from china and a 29-year-old from medford, massachusetts. 76 of the injured remain in the hospital tonight, and a number of them have very serious injuries. president obama travels to boston on thursday. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the boston bombings. our abc7 morning news begins at 4:30, and you can always check abc7news.com as well as

follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> that is our report for now. thank you so much for watching. we appreciate your time as always. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. for larry beil and sandhya patel, thank you for joining us, everyone. >> good night.

[captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [cheering and applause] meredith: hey, guys. hello, everybody, and welcome to "millionaire." kicking things off today is an emergency room doctor from huntersville, north carolina. please welcome james perri. [cheering and applause] hey, james. >> nice to meet you. meredith: nice to meet you, too. all right, james. emergency room doctor. so you are used to

anything that comes your way, obviously. that's a chaotic place to work. >> fairly chaotic, yes. meredith: so does that make this seem easier to you, coming onto a game show like this? >> i guess the difference is i've been able to go through residency and training for years and years and years, so you're prepared for it. this, not so much. meredith: now, did you do anyis? >> um, my plan was to start watching some entertainment gossip shows with my wife during dinnertime, but then she went on a business trip, so-- meredith: so you've basically done nothing. [laughter] essentially. i'm not saying that's a bad thing. that may work to your benefit. >> you're inspiring a lot of confidence. thank you. [laughter] meredith: i'm sure--obviously, you're a doctor. you're a smart guy if you're a doctor. you brought along--your wife nancy is here, right? >> yes. meredith: and your dad art is here as well. nice to see you both. welcome to the show. [cheering and applause] ok, james. ha ha! let's see the money in your round one. ok, computer, please randomize the money. now that that's all

hidden, here are the categories to your questions. computer, please randomize the questions. and now that everything is all shuffled, are you ready? >> i'm ready. meredith: audience, are you ready? [cheering and applause] then let's play "millionaire." ok, james. which of these phrases was famously used as a battle cry during the battle of san jacinto? "remember the alamo!" "don't give up the ship!" "remember the maine!" "full speed ahead!" >> ok. san jacinto's in texas, so i'll go with "a," "remember the alamo!" meredith: final? >> final answer. meredith: see? you didn't have to prepare. absolutely right. let's start building your bank, ok? gonna start you out with $500. ok, james. $500 in the bank. 13 away from a million. "space misdemeanors." after the skylab satellite fell in